The brand is looking to launch new energy (electric) trucks in the near future.

The 5-day programme had representatives from across the Asia Pacific region.

The company is looking to capitalise on the demand for clean energy in the transportation sector by preparing to roll out a nationwide network of energy hubs across the UK that will cater specifically to the needs of van and truck operators navigating the shift away from diesel.

The station will serve Rheinbahn’s fleet of approximately twenty hydrogen buses, municipal waste‑collection vehicles and future commercial trucks. By offering rapid, high-volume refuelling, it supports flexible, zero‑emission operations and bolsters Germany’s ambition of achieving carbon neutrality in transport.

Trucks to help strengthen local transport industry

The expanded distribution centre delivers to South & Central America including Mexico.

By the end of the year, the company expects to have some 500 units in operation on the Brazilian market.

The strategy behind this is, of course, to roll out the necessary infrastructure to support more electric HGVs in the market.

In the two month period before RTX, Certas Energy added six new HVO supply points, bringing the total depots to 28 across the UK, with more to follow.

Plan approved to establish eight new overseas subsidiaries

Its Japanese office is supported by colleagues in Hong Kong, Singapore and Australia.

Truck-maker to also open new service centre in Gyeonggi Province.